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We’re not the only ones with a big birthday. Global musician Sir Van Morrison is celebrating his 80th by becoming an Artist in Residence Read more about this unprecedented collaboration between a global music legend and his home city: qub.ac.uk/alumni/lanyon-… #LoveQUB…
Can your dog feel joy? Can a cat get lonely? Queen’s researchers are finding answers through science. We discover how our furry friends experience emotion, how we can better understand their needs and how owning a pet boosts mental health. And yes, watching cat videos really…
As a graduate, you're always part of the Queen's global community and eligible for lots of discounts, mentoring opportunities and access to events 🌟 Click here to get an update on what's on at Queen's for you: ow.ly/Wx7Y50VSyCX #LoveQUB #QueensAlumni #QueensCommunity
What started as one student walking another home has become one of the largest and fastest-growing societies at Queen’s. The Walkie Talkie Girlies are building community, promoting safety and raising awareness about violence against women one step at a time. Read more to…
When Professor Denise Fitzgerald was paralysed at 21, it changed the course of her life - and sparked a global career in neuroscience and MS research. 🔗 Meet the people behind the breakthroughs changing the world: qub.ac.uk/alumni/lanyon-… #LoveQUB #LoveQUB180 #LanyonMagazine…
What do Seamus Heaney, Belfast’s past and the future of global research have in common? In a stirring new film marking Queen’s 180th anniversary, actor Ciarán Hinds narrates the University’s journey from a place of sanctuary during the Troubles to a global hub of culture,…
What happens when eight students from Riddel Hall in the 1960s inspire a new generation of fashionistas at Queen’s? Queen's Fashion Society students give an iconic vintage photo a modern twist. Fashion isn’t just what we wear - it’s how we tell our story! 🔗 Read…
In the brand-new Lanyon magazine, we talk to Annie MacManus, global DJ and proud Queen’s alum From literature lectures to late nights in Belfast’s club scene, Annie reflects on how Queen’s shaped her voice, her confidence and her passion for writing. Read more to revisit…
🎓 Congratulations to Sophie Crumlin on her graduation from Queen’s! As an alumna of the Pathway Opportunity Programme, Sophie has made a real impact — from mentoring prospective students and leading campus visits, to studying abroad in Nashville and representing Queen’s in New…
"I hope you now feel well and truly part of the Queen’s family. Wherever life takes you next, this place will forever be a part of your story – and I hope your experiences here in recent years have been as rich and rewarding as mine were four decades ago... This place changed my…
The lovely people at @TourismNIreland thought our grads might like a chance to catch some of the action at the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush Golf Club on 17 July ⛳️ To help celebrate our 180th birthday this year, they’ve given us two sets of tickets to give away.…
Back in 1882, Queen’s became the first college in Ireland to admit women – and we’re now the only University on the island of Ireland to have a Gold Athena Swan Award. Today, the Women of Queen’s lead across a variety of fields. From a former President of Ireland to student…
From major scientific breakthroughs and world-leading innovation, to growing vegetables in the Quad and expanding international businesses, Queen’s has never stood still. We look back at the pioneering people, defining moments, and world-changing ideas that have shaped…
Congratulations to Leah Donnelly who graduated this week with a Master's in Physics and now on her way to completing a PhD. Leah was a three time recipient of the Catherine Buchanan Scholarship while she was at Queen's which helped financially support her through her studies…
🎉 Lanyon Magazine is back – with more alumni news to keep you connected to Queen’s, wherever you are in the world. As Queen’s celebrates 180 years of impact, we bring you stories that shape our society - from research breakthroughs, and global alumni leaders to graduate…
Congratulations to the wonderful Abi Way who just graduated with a first in Product Design Engineering, succeeding in a highly visual course despite facing challenges from a visual impairment Abi was also awarded the Walter Wilson Scholarship from Ulster Carpets during her…
The life and legacy of Queen’s Chancellor Emeritus, Senator George Mitchell, were brought to the screen in a powerful new documentary which premiered in Belfast last night. Developed in partnership with FinePoint Films, the documentary was directed by Trevor Birney and…
We welcomed a range of people to Queen's today for a reception in honour of Senator George Mitchell. Amongst others were key contributors of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement but star of the show was Dáithí Mac Gabhann who, with his father Máirtín, met the Senator and filled him…
